Getting symptoms of HIV 8 weeks after exposure

On the 15th of April this year while having sex with a female of unknown status the condom broke but we continued. After we done I checked up google for symptoms of HIV so I could monitor myself. Everything felt okay until 27th of May, approximately 7 weeks later. I noticed I couple of unusual rashes like the ones described on the internet. I counted about just 12 of them just 3 on each arms and legs. The rashes went away after 4 days and came back after 1 week. Now this is the 9th week after my exposure and I'm getting these rashes much more than they were initially. But they don't stay more than 4-6 days, and don't itch.

Is it possible to be HIV positive cus all the sites from Google claim the rashes only appears around 2-4 weeks after, not 7-9 weeks like mine. Though I tested negative on the 4th of June but that was for fancy cuz I know about the window period.

Anyone here??

I think it is highly unlikely that you are HIV+ especially as you tested negative on 4 June. I've heard a number of times of people developing rashes as a nervous reaction to worrying about health issues like youve been doing recently. And there are 1001 other reasons why you could have rashes. If it makes you feel better have another test now. If you're still negative a couple of months after the incident your worrying about I think you can rest easy.

Thanks for this response. .. I really appreciate.

But I don't think testing negative on June 4 really means anything, like "Dr google" says it takes about 3 months or more before one can get an accurate result.

Today made it 9weeks since my exposure. . I'll be in the 10th week tomorrow and I'm getting a new couple sets of rashes lol. If I escape this weird virus this time, there won't be a next time cuz these signs and signals are so brain sucking!

I can't even think straight, I get scared to death I'm gonna be on some sickening ART drug for life.. (I'm not scared of the disease, the Daily Dose of ART is the big problem for me coupled with the side effects and all that.)